DELPHI Information Protection
The DELPHI World-Wide Web servers contain public and restricted information.
Public information may be accessed by anybody in the world (e.g. people not
within DELPHI). Restricted information can only be accessed by people from
DELPHI.
Two security schemes are installed:
- SSO protected pages, which are only accessible to members of the DELPHI,
that is you have to be a member of the Unix group xx
- Users on General CERN computer nodes, or outside locations, must identify
themselves as being a Delphi member by entering the Delphi www-userid and
password.
When a file is accessed, both schemes are checked. If your machine is in
| category 1: | no further questions are asked |
| category 2: | you are asked for a username and password |
Within a Web session, the user will be asked for the username/password
at the first file which is secured and then remains valid for the rest of the
browser session, unless further accessed files are located within a different
server.
If a user does not know the www-userid and password for the protected
information, the software contact person should be asked,
or a mail sent to
delphi.webmaster@cern.ch to get it.
Comments and questions send to delphi.webmaster@cern.ch
Created by Hansjoerg Klein and Jiri Chudoba.
Last modification: March 24, 2000